Welcome to my iHub Global Review!
There has been some buzz about this company and I decided to take a look to see what it was all about.
Chances are someone approached you about the crypto mining opportunity and now you landed here to make sure it’s legit.
The good news is I am going to walk you through the company, products and compensation plan so you can make the right decision to join or not.
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iHub Global Review – What Is It?
iHub Global is a relatively new platform that promises profits from mining cryptocurrency (Helium Token in this case).
iHub.Global does claim to say it’s the most well-established mining network that can provide massive income to users.
Their main angle is with their miners, they canmine HNT anywhere with hotspots which makes it inexpensive.
The team behind iHub Global is Rick Cottom (Found and CEO) who started several companies in the past including eXfuze (KZ1) which apparently did 300 million in sales and still growing.
Other members include Chuck Hanson (Founder and VP marketing), Michael Stern (Co-Founder and VP of Business Development) and John Crim (Co-Founder and CTO).
The good news is the people running this thing is actually real and not hired actors that is plaguing the crypto MLM space…
iHub Global Reviews – The Products
iHub Global offers an Emrit Coolspot Helium Network Token Mining decides which can be run on hot spots and takes very little bandwidth.
The price for the product is $394.99 which is pretty much the going rate for these devices.
Once these are setup, they can start to mine Helium token or HNT.
Unfortunately you must first become an affiliate to purchase the device meaning there is no retail sales going on.
They could have easily implemented this to keep them out of the FTC’s eyes for being a pyramid scheme.
FTC requires more retail sales then affiliates in any given MLM and you can just Google the rules and laws around it.
iHub Global Compensation Plan
iHub.Global can get started for free or for $99 per year which isn’t commissionable.
Depending on how many members you sponsor into your downline, you can positioned for Pro Team, Bronze Team, Silver team or Gold Team.
- If you sponsored 1 to 5 members, you get a position in the Pro Team
- If you sponsored 6 to 15 members, you get a position in the Bronze Team
- If you sponsored 16 to 25 members, you get a position in the Silver Team
- If you sponsored 26 or more members, you get a position in the Gold Team
Direct Commissions
This is going to directly effect your commission rate of your downlines on HNT mined by CoolSpot.
- Pro Team pays out 10%
- Bronze team pays out 15%
- Silver Team pays out 25%
- Gold Team pays out 30%
Residual Commissions
When it comes to residual commissions, it looks like they just pay your personally sponsored members.
I couldn’t actually see multiple levels.
- Pro Team Members can receives 5% commissions from every Bronze team member
- Pro Team Members can receive 15% commissions from every Silver team member
- Pro Team Members can receive 20% commissions from every Gold team member
Cost To Join iHub.Global
The affiliate membership can be free, but there is an optional $99 per year membership as well.
Unlike all the other iHub.Global reviews out there I am going to keep it real in the final verdict.
The Helium Network iHub Global Verdict
When it comes to the actual mining side of things, Helium Token or HNT is actually doing really well.
As of this write up it’s at $18+ per Token.
For the people who invested in this late 2020 are laughing now.
It ranks number 66 on CoinMarketCap.
So what is the problem with this company?
Does the iHub Global scam exist?
There are a few problems one of them being there are no retail sales happening in the company which makes iHub.Global a pyramid scheme.
Maybe they should fix that asap…
Second, it’s actually just better to buy your OWN without going through iHub.
If you look at a hotspot in Helium explorer, it shows the list of the owner’s wallet address.
If it shouldn’t show your wallet there, it’s not yours period.
Sure the company is paying right now and I don’t see any exit scam attempts.
But end of the day, you can mine Helium Token on your own with the same devices.
They are available to purchase.
That way they go direct to YOUR wallet address.
Anyway, that is my two cents, they should at least address the retail sales part because that’s a big deal.
iHub Global the way it stands I don’t recommend it, but once they make adjustments so they are FTC compliant, I will revisit this review…
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Enjoyed your unbiased review of HNT.
I have a pal who persuaded me to sign up a few months ago despite my skepticism.
Despite almost daily comealongs and emailed encouragements from HNT (which I delete without viewing /reading) I maintain my skepticism.
I have not received my hotspot MONTHS later which tends to support my cynical view (you don’t get something for nothing)
PeriodicallyiI’ve done some deep searches trying to find individuals who are/have received cash in their bank (not just a wallet with Tokens). I have yet to find even one person who says – for instance, “last month I earned HNT 5, in my wallet. I cashed out and received X£ or $ etc.
I am still awaiting proof that this is not just another MLM scam.
Happily, I’m just an old man and not at all driven by money.
I hope it pans out mostly for my friend who’s put in a lot of time and effort into signing up affiliates. But if I end up seeing even small amounts accruing in my lone-wolf account I might consider that as, “The proof of the pudding, is in the eating”.
However I strongly suspect that, because of my lone wolf status and lack efforts to pull in gullible affiliates, I will fall by the wayside and not even receive my “free” hotspot.
By the way – although I’m English, I’ve lived in Southern Spain fot the past 9 years.
Thanks again for your assessment.
Tony Johnson.
Thank you for commenting!
Where is any part of ihub.global telling us that there is an $99 annual fee should be paid? This is for VIP membership/if upgrade from free to VIP,or what?
Hey, not sure what you are asking exactly…
I disagree with your assessment of Ihub global as a pyramid scheme. I know there’s no product, but there is a commission for mining. A pyramid scheme in my mind is a network marketing setup where revenue is derived only by new member acquisitions.
That’s not the case here.
I am, however, concerned about the legal agreement since it does not address lease termination should I elect to discontinue my association with Ihub Global.I would like to sign up, but do not want to be obligated to $18/mo as infinitum. Any info about that?
Hey,
Yes we can agree to disagree which is the great thing about free speech.
For what was touted as a FREE program nothing is further from the truth. This ended up being a $99 + $400 for a deposit or $99 and a $18 a month lease (for 36 months). Now the Helium network has tanked, you are lucky if you can mine enough to pay for your lease. In my case I mine about 70 cents a week and only get 25% of that, the other goes to ihub global as the “owner” of the hotspot. I am just considered the “holder” or location of the hotspot.
To make matters worse it appears that ihub global has moved on to other network marketing projects dealing with travel and the metaverse arena leaving us hotspot locations hanging on for crumbs.
Hey, thanks for the update.